Lost My Mind In Paris
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GmCapotraste:
3rd traste
N.C. = No chord
* = Strum once
[Intro]
Em Am B11 Asus2 B
Em Am B11 Asus2 B
(Mmmmm)
[Verse 1]
Em
One minute I was on your arm
Am
You held the door for me
B11
I was stepping in your car
Asus2 B Em
We took the road down to Belleville park
Am
Dancing in the dark
B11
Laughed ‘til we cried
[Pre-Chorus]
Asus2 B Am/C
Imagine my surprise
Am B11
Baby what I
Asus2 B Am/C Am
Saw through my window last night
B N.C. Em
How could a man be so cru-u-uel
[Chorus]
Am B11
I lost my mind in Paris
Asus2 B Em
Spilled out my blood on the streets
Am B11
Moment I saw you with her
B11
It's a blur
Asus2 B Em
Cherry sta-a-ains on my sleeves
Am B11
Taste of your heart on my teeth
Asus2 B Em
Bruises and dirt on my knees
Am B11
Don’t know what happened to me, mon chéri
Asus2 B Em
I lost my mind in Paris
[Post-Chorus]
Am B11 Asus2 B
Ooooh, la-la-la, oooh, oooh
[Verse 2]
Em
I woke up to the sirens (Ooh-ooh-ooh)
Am
Red and blue
B11
Flashing on my ceiling
Asus2 B Em
Rumours fly through the radio
Am
They don’t know
B11
What you did to me (You did to me)
[Pre-Chorus]
Asus2 B Am/C N.C. Am*
I bet they’d be surpriiiiiiii-ised
B11 Asus2 B Em
How could a man be so cruel, Ahhh-ah
[Chorus]
Am B11
I lost my mind in Paris
Asus2 B Em
Spilled out my blood on the streets
Am B11
Moment I saw you with her
B11
It's a blur
Asus2 B Em
Cherry sta-a-ains on my sleeves
Am B11
Taste of your heart on my teeth
Asus2 B Em
Bruises and dirt on my knees
Am B11
Don’t know what happened to me, mon chéri
Asus2 B Em
I lost my mind in Paris
[Post-Chorus]
Am B11
Oh-oh-oh
Asus2 B Em
I lost my mind in Paris, yeah
Am B11
Yeah-yeah-yeah Yeah-yeah-yeah
Asus2 B Em
Oh-oh-oh_______, oh
[Outro]
Am B11
Tu m’as rendue folle à Paris
Asus2 B Em
Sang dans la rue de Rivoli
Am B11
Quand je t’ai vu avec cette demoiselle
Am/C B* E*
Mais je t’aimerai toujours à mourir
How to play Lost My Mind In Paris
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